When Gross Domestic Product (GDP)is Adjusted by Adding Any Income

question 11

Multiple Choice

When gross domestic product (GDP) is adjusted by adding any income earned abroad by U.S. firms or residents which is sent back to the United States and by subtracting any income earned in the United States by non-U.S. corporations or foreign nationals which is sent back to their home countries, it is called

• A) depreciation.
• B) subsidized income.
• C) international GDP.
• D) gross national product (GNP).

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